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A GREAr SLAUGHTER IL
DRY GOODS.
AT LUTTRELL & WINES,

1890 PENN. AVE n. W.. Cor. GOTH ST.
Until September goth we will take off Is per cent
Tor cash only on all sales from 81 upwards on our
entire STOCK OF Dry Goods consisting OF Black and
EolEed silks, Satins, Velyets, Henriettas. Cloths
Sashlneres, Dress Goods, Cassieres, Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels, Gents and Ladies' Underwear, Para
soils Chbrellas. Gloves Hosiery Gents and Ladies'
Hahdkerchiets. Buttons. Iacea Corsets. Jerseys,
Blankets. Comforts, Flannels. Bed Spreads Bleacned
and Brown CCttois. etc, etc. etc tull linen White
Goods. Figured Linen Lawns. Sateens &c., &c.
We are also Offering large lot Of Remnants for less
than half price. This is no HUMBUG Give a cali
and he convinced that we lneau business Our i'm
mense stock nust be reduced. Parties laying in win
ter stock will save money by calling on u.s.
LUTTRELL WINE,
1880 Penn. Ave. II. W.. cor. goth st.
au2O-2w
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TIE WAsHINGT0Ns LOSE ANOTHER GANR.-The
Washingtens had good chance to better their
record yesterday, but inability to WELD the stick
enectually caused them to drop game to the
ChtcagoeS O'Day pitched good game, and was
well supported, as the Statesmen were not cred
TIED with an error. When they faced Baldwin,
however. they couldn't bat little bit, and failed
to take advantage OF number Of bases pre-
sented TO them. The visitors came on victorious
by score OF toe. The same clubs play again
to-day: Other games yesterday resulted as fol-
lows: New York S, Indianapolis 4; Pittsburg q,
., Athletic 5; Louisville H. Metropolitan 8; Cleve-
land ., Baltimore =; st. Louis Z. BrookIyn5 5.
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Violating the Police Regulations.
CASES In TIE POLICE COURT Tu-DAY-FrRxwoRks AMI
BOWLING DOGS

CASES IN TIE POLICE COURT Fu-DAY-FIKKwoRks AND
BOWLING DOGS.
Frank Williams and Lewis Ginelin were on Penn
sylvania avenue last night see the Light Infan-
try return from Atlantic City, and when the SOL
der boys arrived the young men set OF some fire.
worka When spoken to by Omcer McMahOn they
were unable to exhibit permit from the Major OF
Police and were required to deposit IS each at the
station ior violating the police regulations. To-
day, In the Police Court the defendants pleaded
guilty to the charge and the judge took their per-
Peter Fisher, who lives at 1919 5th street north
west. was charged by one Of his neighbors. L g.
which, by biting, barking. and bowling, disturb
the comfort and quiet OF persons residing on said
9Th street. Mr.. Magruder testified that the
CANNES, one OF which he described as "yaller
dog, howled and barked all night, keeping him
from getting necessary rest. II think everybody
is entitled TO his needed said the Judge. The
who had roomed in his house. but had moved
away and taken the dog with him. The court i'm:
posed flne OF S. Appeal noted The Judge said
be thought this was good case to take up Tor the
purpose OF testing the law, as the facts had been
clearly proven.
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CITY ITEMS.
Bfcknell,s syrup is safe and sure.

Drink the stQueem Of Reerss,
n YOU want to save doctors bills. The health of
your entire family will be studied by Ordering this
beer from the Agency, 12O6 D street northwest
rs cents per dozen. am
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MANICURE so cents; COINS % cents each, at DrS
kthls0ns. 4lH 12th 81 rect. ALWAYS Opell.
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THE RUSH

For Our Elegant Sr-Inr ana crmm,-
Clothing has commenced Think cara.
July. Decide wisely. Act promptly
DON'T wait. Our Beautiful Spring aul
summer Goods have come. and are going
rapidly. In these days good oll-fash.
itI honesty is rare. therefore you will },
Pleased to see how We la Sc combined Dill
time honesty In quality and price. vita
new, fresh styles i'll Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods Styles
tie latest. quality excellent, prices low
est. Buyers cannot put their moneyil
more liberal hands. Youneed not accept
our statements We back them with
goods and prices Our 81, &l5. SI3
tuits, must be seen: you cannot Imagine
from an advertisement Can say va
have Seen sui sviu at much mora
money that Will Not bear comparison
with these
Tailoring department on second an1
hAAuAours.
NOAH WALKER l. CO.,
my31 60 Pennsylvania avenu
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REMEMBER DR.. Bicknelrs DiarrhPa ana Dysen-
rsry syrup Is what you want. Safe and sure
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in Is lib. 'Ward" prints 4Oc. per 10
Also, cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet MN
&C. per quart.
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= EEE s $$EESfSsrF Efsf s2grE EegrHxz..
sa PP9REfhE TRACK ShLEfpID t GESERI
s1l-, s EFFEef Msi Ills g, ISL h'' ifaiLS.
Trains leave Washington from siasion corner Of sixth
For Pittsburg aud tie Nest Chirao Limited Express
Due daily A to 6 inn Il an and q Ld ra
NTH SisePiHg Cars from Hsrri.burs % cnclnn.
Western Express AZ IGpa daily xit 10 slan,ns
N5, fsro 20 Sisseland connsei1s at Harri.bHrs
ae Faess 10 e6 IF n as in nr f,iaBar;
end the Vest. with through Sleeper Harrisburg .
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Cars washinxton 10 Rochester
a; ii. daily. Except SUNDAY
For New hGls s ana ,hf East and 9Go 20 ann "a
SfnSsf n,si & fai.s f.sisi
y, Cars, 40 4 Il daily except Sunday aisS!
For boston without change. ZOO p NJ every day
For sssS y s Of afsSa trains
Ing direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding doa6s
feIriags across Nem York City on ,,,o
sSS ZOO + ~ q q s 81 ~
iisS tM Limited T Es :ss Cd 5 S s.iss
40 o. 80 1000 and ii %; On Sun
$io. 600 90 5 SO o. ie:S6 and ii 20 " s,o"
For Pope,s Greek Line. 7;.5 AN and 4;4o p M daily.
except Sunday. -
For Annapolis. !;a5 An. 10, 20 and SlPM,
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL;
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandra, 90, Gas. 8 40 9.47, 10 81 An,
1904 noon 200, 20 80; OF SOB 1903
1857 A-M.2:5o. q OF ) .u5, and 10 % PM
For Richmond and the south. 800. 10 % AN daily.
and 35 p NJ daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington Q % 500
9:10. 1o:l5, IL 90 An. 20. 300 :23, ): 10,
05, 9::52 and l042 PM. and L.: ID mdnieht
except Monday. On Sunday at 90 s;lQ: and
10y AN: 100. BIO. 90. y: 3D. fo;4 r Nj aud
1918 night
Tickets aud information at the Office northeastern
ner of 9th and Pennsylvania avenue and
station where orders be left for the checking
baggage destination from hotels and residences.
CHAS E. PUGH. General MANAGER.
J.R WOOD Genera Passenger Agent je25
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Day GooDs Ar AcruAn Cosr Pace
DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST.
LAWNS AND. BLANKETS

LAWNS, S, g. 8. TO- 12]Sc.
FRENCH LAWNS Is, IL, goo
LINEN LAWNS. 12k Is, Is.
BLANKETS, slightly soied, at actual cost price
DRESS GOODS, Striped, Plaid, Checked and Fancy
Styles, worth 2Oc.. reduced to 15c.
CRINKLED GINGHAMS worth 12hc.. reduced to
TIC.
SILKS vELvETS, SATINS, DRESS GOODS At
actual cost during the month Of August.
Bargains in BLACK CASHMERES.
FIGURED SATTINES (short lengthsl real value
12hc., reduced to &c.
Cash customers who buy S. over in Dry Goods
worth 81.
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To Do Ev11.

CEASE To Do Evn:
LEARN TO DO WELL
Cut out the above and paste it in your hat. When
ever an evil thought eEters Your mind and you are
gaze on the words Of the text Cease to do
evil learn to Dig WELL" In almost every instance the
desire ito 90 we'll"
Memory will recall many wrongs you have wrought
BY not crushing out an evil thought.
You will then begin to count the cost of cutting
against the grain and eventually to realize that
'The way Of the transgressor is hard"
PRICE LIST
MEMS SUITS.
$3.50 AL Wool. $3.50
S4.So Fancy Cashmere y 90
1915 Scotch Mixtures. 1878
wy 29 All NV Md 5eit e sSSs sue' ss5g
ss1 1ss599 Prince Prince Albert ,n. suits. s15.59
81 40 Prince Albert Suits &17.4O
5000 Prince Albert Suits. 5000
S2l3O Prince Albert Suits. $21.5O
$1,000 Prince Albert suits. $3.50
BOYS SUITS.
Ages Is to Is years
sss;55$S vz ii Isl sfIs SSs 8 wool sgS
s sss %o sns ysss,st Of Patterns oa
cH11DREN's SUITS.
Ages to ID.
200 Fancy Worsted. $500
$500 Checks aud Sleel Mixtures S3OO
xS.22 A Variety OF Patterns 1929
$40 Virginia Gray aud PLlids, all wool S3I5
1897 Can't be beat for wear 1897
S4l2 Neat natty. nobby and strong. II. II
PANTALOONS.
ALIAS TROUSERS
$1.75. 2.25. S2.75. S27S, So sa25, s3 SO, 1915,
$4.12, 81 25, 81 50.
Don't forget to remember that objective point
VICT E. DLER'S
Ten Per Cent Clothing House,
OPT and 929 7th street northwest.
corner Massachusetts avenue.
Strictly one price. Open Saturday until IL pm.
AUTO
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leave Washington from static, cor,a-,,
For SLioasS Io:s, an, and $40 p M da,ly. with
Hst Llinited Express for fttsOurg aud Chicago ar
ms $50 no extra fare Sared on thus nh raS sF
For Cincinnati Louisville and 81. Louis daf,yat,ls
Iln and 40 p.. with through coaches aud Palace
ollsr-e 10 pm. is fast limited train 70 Cincinnati
ahi IT LOUIS arriving in Cincinnati morning At
this train fast time.
, t%r ptts6prs At 10 - am aud 90 m. daily {,
sleerins Cars To Piusburx.
or FONTS on Shenandoah Valley Railroad. between
da' Si;Am1oah Junction aud lura, Inclusive ID
01 Tar e iss,as ,1ndG lay, ,., s,.,,o
For Hayrs De Grace, Newark Wilmington and phi.-
for M:n,l.ston Delsaar. ana interinediate points
49, Sn nAiuinofe aud Wilmington. 90 AM daily.
tor Hayre de Craze. sinserly and intermediate
: a Dsi'i u on wei days , $50. 40. 80.
,Ia,n, 10 80. b 40 SD . Is. so isa IS
Fer haiti.iore or Sundays GAG, 20 $40 an.
st3ap nd % 30. $50, 30 4 40. SO. s:ia
rer AnnaIons Gao and S 70 am and 4, 10 ana
30 pm on sunda, 80 am. 40 pm
more 40. $50 am IL 10 Pin 5 30 30 IS
ana so ~ pm pm ON SUNDAY 80 aud 30 30
tan branch 045 am. daily. taaep, Sunday and 40
ssp Sansy ior rFa Stations 40 on n a2y sr
stations For n % s S STa@SS Ss =, ala
9:u1 AN, II 30 except sunday .,::Il and 1 ed
pm daly. Tor BIO! d. and ilediate 30
pi, 1aiIy Church tram leaves Washington SUNDAY
CIV. At Id u stoIJgag all statious ON Metro
politan Branch. tor Frederick 10 10 a m ana a "a
pm. daily, except Sunday ~
Gel Sunday. ' ''
Trans arrive from the wes. daily 30 20 IN.
From points on Shenandoah Valley RR l.l5pu
daiil. ''''' ''
from PhiisdeiDhia, Chester. Wilmington and Hayr,
de Grace, 10 ID An. > o and 80 pm daily
riuIt flaSre ae cTsc' >lItterly and intermediate
points north II Baltimore, 10 .oD M
FROM Annapolis, so aud 10 b AN and l:5Oali
o p pm; Sunday, 10 b AN. 6 81 pm
rom Hariers tsrr3 and valley railroad j. IN n
daily, except sunday.
Prom Frederick and lnterGle,Uata poin.s a .o5a -
and : Ii y. M daily except Sunday.
Trains leave baltimore tor Mashngton at , 10 ! ~.
80, 8 90, 300, 10 90 and 10 80 = IA ;. ID ,:l5,
3, 10 :. d. $50. 40. = 30 aud IL 90 d IA. ON
Sundays, 80 81. y % and 10 "a m 20 .: Il. 4: Ia
3 90, q 30. 40. > 80 aud Ii :oQp.u
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
except -, 3:l5, 4 30 pm.
For further nfOI1Isston apply az the Baltimore aal
Ohio Ticket office, WASHINGTON station 6I9 aud 1851
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, IA street where orders
will he taken Tor baggage bs checked
ANY point III the ciIy.
". NJ CLEMENTS. C. X LORD u. F.
Manager. Baltimore.
PERCY q. SMITH. fass'r AgtNashington y2
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l. 40 WASHINGTON. d. G.

1A-O Washington, D. G.
The Misses Kerr's School for Young Ladies' and Chill
dren will reopen Wednesday. September 21st. Ac-
commolations for limited number of Boarding
Scholars. An especial for the of pupils
living at distance Until September 1st address for
particulars and circular 11.6 st. aul6-1m
RRooKvILLE ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY
- HOME ES SCHOOL h FOR BOYS
VIII open with three Instructors, Thursday. Sep
t teHs Ia R in BE- Nso 5 T. 20
aus TO sic
lI0RAvIAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
NIBethiehem. Pa. Established 11i9 and in success
preparatory instruction at moderate cost. jy3O I'm
SWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGEs
> MEDIA A. sf 6 mi a nEp1A, Pa
Thirty minutes lroln Broad Street station One of
the sest sanigped ain best managed schools All
and Of s saehers all
Of ksnnsyiyanis or other hrst-eiass ColleSes Fine
with ampie bath aocommodaions Every Rom has in
.tesin radiator and is completely furnished New
Ss ssem Bes bsst nste bsIt taSe
SKse'a Spportuni!es Tor s students 10 advance rap
PATRONS or students may select any studies or chose
Enyiish Scientific. Business. Coege prepsratery, or
c c,yi Lhs,aserns saqr's New Pnys,sa. and Ghsn,
Practical Business Department in Commercial Course
w w More Tssi S TsR
tn tnin c any eshsr or I ShSol
tine to two subjects sIedis Academy I'd osis
every home comfort the best education. and the best
thsaEpnE ssa price covers sysry s.penss even
expenses No ernmins,ions Tor admission New illus.
''s' sWffaf fse III
lHarvard Graduate, Media, Pa
Ssptember2. au16-Im
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nd eyesight fitted. 81. Hempler's, ave. S4x
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LACE CURTAINS Ar PRIME Cosr.
sEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY b BRornr,,
IS oFFERING HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF ANTIQUE,
AT PRIME COST" TO CLOSE THEM OUT
THIS is A AkE OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTIES
FuRNIsHtN4 TO PURCHASE LACE CURTAINS.
AN R,; An EARLY INsP E Is SOLICITED,
MAkKED DOWN Prices. o'i-Oo ' Al ne
BEST ENGLISH FURNITURE CRETONNES AT
20C. REDUCED FROM 30C. AND 4OC.
RAW SILK TABLE COVERS, ALL SIZES: ALL
NEW IRISH AND GILMAN TABLE Linens,
LINENS At LOWEST PRICES
BELGIAN PII.LQW AND SHEkTING LINENS.
THE CEl.EBKATED ENFIELD SHAKER ELAN
s sEls Il ALL QUALITIES BOTH WHITE AND
MEDItM Wight JACKETS AND WRAPS AT
NEW i no SIS 5RRsEYs FROM $3.50 TO IS.
NEW SILK CHUDDA AND CAsHMERE SHHWLS
NEW " s sHKA 81 oAh PURE WOOL FRENCH DRESS
FABRICS IN ALL THE LATEST FALL COLOR
NOVELTIES IN SILK AND WOOL PARIS TEX
AND FRENCA S GosTGaR CI SH1fh ohh'iois
IMMENSE STOCK OF BLACK AND COLORED
| LYONS SILKS AND vELVETS
WEDDING OUTFITS a SPECIALITY.
SkATON PERRY
PERRY BUILDING.
Pennsylvania ave-, cor 9Th st.
Eet3OuSned 1S3V auS7
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CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS
1912 MASS. AVE n w.
VIII resume FIRST Monday in September. It affords
every facility for acquiring thorough and accom- psh.
ed education. The musical department. embracing
Harp. Piano. Organ. Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin, is
directed by thoroughly accomplished teachers Paint
ing in Lustre, Oil and Water Colors. Special atten-
ton raid to and the Higher Mathematics
Attached to the academy is Department for Little
Boys. au15-lm
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j. EKLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
so3 14TH ST n W.
OPEN ALL ST II NER
practical knowledge of FRENCH. GERMAN AND
SPANISH acquired in ONE TWO TERMS.
Reduced tees for summer. free trial lessons
Highest ref rences. ,eo9
DRIVATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study to adults confidential; prepares tor College
Annapolis Vest Point, all examinations
SEES IVY INSTITUTE. s. Sth and K stspw
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DEEKsKILL IN. W MILITARY ACADEMY.

Send for catalogue, 60 pages js6eo39
4 rHELTENHAM ACADEMY, CHELTES HILLS,
" near Philada- Seventeenth yesr. Fine buildings
slid GROUNDS PrepGres boys tor college business
Resident rlasters: Military drill gymnasium Terms
$500. For catalogue, address the Rector. Rev. y.
CLEMENTS, u. ID, Shoemaker toWn, T. O.. Pa
je1eO3lu
SELWTN HALL, READING PA SIX HOURS
- from Washington. \ school of the highest order
tor boys. Military system Every modern appliance
tor study and recreati9l Stesin gus, hot and cold
college business Boys of any age received send
tor catalogue. LOT T.. BISHOP, Heldmaster. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30

ATTENTION, GJSNERS--A fine assortment OF
shotgulS at Barber & bOSs, Oh Pa. ave.
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OLAWN TENNIS AND cRoouET. all styles and
BOOKS FOB SUMNER READING
a Tragic Mygtsry, by Inspector Dyrnes and Julian
&AWthoEns. The story Of Country Town. by E. ".
SsSp e Sss . KeRs IN paper
fessQns OF Frivolous Girl by Robert Grant in psDer
Tho Cruise Of Woman Halter, in paper
WIN. BAL1ANTYNE h SON
aux 42S seventh street NV
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= WITHIN C. SHORTLiDGE'S
- MEDIA ACADEMY. AT MEDIA, PA.

Woop,s ComMERcrA1 School
Cos st. NV, will open Sci tenber l.
Instruction in Book keeping, ORTIZ ply Penman-
ship. Arithmetic, Geography Graninar, History and
Government OF the United states Two classes: From
to and 20 y. Tuition: So per month, Sl2 yer
quarter, and $40 for one year COURT +. WOOD.
LOlS-3u PRINCIPAL
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD

Schedule IN effect. SUNDAY. JUNE 18Th. 1887
until further n,tica
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FINANCIAL,
PROFESSIONAL.

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS OF
WI LIER, Aubusiness con6deuttal. lAdieSandeon.
0emen 80 cents each. 406 i street. between 4thand
6tR streets northwest Aut5-AWs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30

l. Washington D. G.
The preparatory school begins Sept. -.
The Columbian College bsxins Sept 10.
The medical school begins Oct. ..
The CorCoran Scientific school begins Oct. 3.
Thelaw school begins Oct. 5.
For ca talosues or other information, address
JAMES G. YELLING,
an0O- 1rCo Rrasidenf
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He pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY announces
W. aeAshuai autumnal pleasure tours TO the A.
,Itsnehy mountains aud Cresson Springs during
: h nonlh VI September. The first Is 10 occur ON
.As Isl, the seeond on the sth. Rouad-triD
'..-.I'. iheiuilns one days board at the famous
az . An ho,lss. win pe sold from Washington at
a,se af1E.nS themselves OF these most en-
.'-.'Jie rps VIII leave Washington az go a M
S>-i3 vtI-;e. Win special train at Harr1sburr
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OUTSIDE BASEBALL STANDS.-Nichael and Daniel
j. Raedy were charged In the Police Court to-day
with violating the building regulations in erecting
structure without d permit, said structure being
also dangerous TO life and limb. They live near
the baseball grounds where they built stand
rom which persons could view the baseball
games at reduced prices. The defendants pleaded
guilty 10 the charge, and were given ten days in
which TO remove the structure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30

The STEAMER w. W. CORcoRAN will make two
trips Thursday, September j, 1857 TO accoaamo.
date parties TO the grand tournament and dress
pail at Marshal Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-30

BlcSciIsTs FNED.-E. ID. Forney and Howard
Stcwart to-day In the Police court were charged
ml1h RIDING bicycles without lamps after night,
LII explained the difficulty OF obtaining lamps,
nut had now procured them The court said 20
siuAea.e tae law he would impose the fine and
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The Union Camp Meeting.

HELD IN NEW JERSEY.-When the Washington
Light Infantry We're Camp Benet, at Atlantic
ely. Col W. e. Moore, comma ndtng, was informed
that Henry N. Brown and his companion named
Hess mad stolen some money from young man
named koefier and hat they Were supposed TO be
at Atlantic city. COL Moore Informed Lieut.. job
.. COVE ana ON Friday evening last he arrested
them. Nearly all the money was recovered and
On examination Brown was held by the New
Jersey authorities for papers from the District.
Hess was discharged
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(,ATsKIlL MOUNTAINS.

HOIEL DENNIS. ATLANTIC CITY. Ma
III Open all the Warm water baths "a u
Hydraulic elevator. Open Lawn froutirr he 1 10
lil.-2,Dl BDRlON 4
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Ills lCE-CREAA.
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FEDon. DRrss SHIELDS
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
Manufactured by A. II. Brinkmann Co., Baltimore.
my.,S- stuSIh,3m
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TENHE LUCIA
Il AND IMPROVED PATTI BUSTLES
Are the most flexible Bustles made
Manufactured 10y A. Ii. Erinkmann & Co., Baltimore
my.,S-S tu6th,4m
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A COMMITTEE SUBMITS A STATEMENT COVERING FIF-
TEEN YEARS-A CLAIM THAT DISCRIMINATION HAS
BEEN MADE IN FAVOR OF THE SOkTHwKsr-A PAR
TIAL LIST OF IMPROVEMENTS TO BE ASKED FOB NEXT
YEAR.
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ters, when he was sprung upon by a
man from an alley and knocked sense
less with a club. The daughters
screamed and brought help, but mean
while the villain continued to pound
their father, and when help arrived,
the assailant's brother appeared in his
defense with a revolver and covered
his escape.
While the Rev. T. j. Duncan was
delivering a prohibition address at
Springfield, Tenn, the other day, two
loud reports were heard in the rear of
the church in which he was speaking.
The report was heard for miles and
the explosion shook the building and
shattered every pane of glass in it. An
examination disclosed the fact that the
ground was torn up for some distance,
and it is believed that dynamite car
tridges were used, the intention being
to either frighten or kill Mr.. Duncan.
Another rum argument.
So it seems to be a settled fact that
the shotgun and the bludgeOn are the
acknowledged weapons of the rum
power.
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Query of a DemOraliZed Reader.
Ioa11 af9ieOfio,a E,.offIoho,a


Last weeks Reformer tells us that
"Fred Waite set out 100000 straw
berry plants on three acres" 1t is well
known that Fred can do more business
than any boy of his size in town. II
is also we'll established that the Re-
former can tell the best story of any
paper in the state. Let us look at
these 42,00O,000 plants and see what
they look like after we set them out.
If one man could set 5000 plants in a
day, it would take him S4O0 days, OIL
400 men six days, to set the $4,000,
600. If one plant was put on every
square inch of ground, only 1882 800
could be put on the three acres, so that
the other %, 1872, $50 would have to be
used for mulching. If they had all
been set in one row one inch apart,
the row would have been nearly 663
miles long, and if they were a foot
apart the length would be over 1854
miles. 1t wOuld,take an express train,
running so miles an hour, more than
81 days to run from end to end, so
that the RefOrmer would be a second
hand paper when it got through.
There would be ripe strawberries on
the row every day in the year. In
fact, the sun would never shine on both
ends of the row at the same time. How
was this done and what will be the
price of strawberries next seasOn9